IPO secrets
summary
Square goes public in 2015 after seven years and grows into a full commerce platform that processed about $50 billion in 2016 and lets small sellers buy IPO shares (a distributed-share program with about 80% still holding a year later). Twilio, founded 2008 and IPOing in June 2016, sells a cloud communications API used by developers and reaches over a billion devices, framing the IPO as a credibility and trust play to win enterprise customers.
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chapters (4)
- 0:00Start
- 1:10Twilio
- 2:32How You Decided To Go Public
- 15:45How Has Going Public Change the Company and How Do You Keep Your Teams Focused
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